Odd Jobs. Hope Theatre.
In Odd Jobs, writer and director Madison Gerringer [...]
Long Day’s Journey Into Night. Wyndham’s Theatre.
Set in Connecticut in the summer of 1912, [...]
Maybe Dick. White Bear Theatre.
Writer and performer John Hewer’s one-man comedy Maybe [...]
In and Out Of Chekhov’s Shorts. Southwark Playhouse Borough.
Chekhov's short stories have much in common with [...]
Harry Clarke. Ambassadors Theatre.
David Cale’s deliciously malign noirish comedy Harry Clarke, [...]
Macbeth (An Undoing). Rose Theatre Kingston.
Writer and director Zinnie Harris has, she tells [...]
No More Mr Nice Guy. Catford Broadway Theatre.
At 24 Keloughn gave up his dreams of [...]
Romeo and Juliet. The Globe Theatre.
Playing Shakespeare is Shakespeare’s Globe’s flagship partnership for [...]
The Lonely Londoners. Jermyn Street Theatre.
Leading dramatist Roy Williams has a consistent fascination [...]
Scarlet Sunday. Omnibus Theatre.
“Art is what you can get away with,” [...]
A Song For Ella Grey. Theatre Peckham.
There are tangibles and intangibles in Zoe Cooper’s [...]
Blonde Poison. Playground Theatre.
Playground Theatre’s five-week season celebrating the work of [...]